- Go to http://mozilla.dorando.at
- Download http://mozilla.dorando.at/undoclosetab.xpi to your desktop
- Go to Download.com and download WinRAR (install in the usual way)
- Open up undoclosetab.xpi from your desktop with WinRAR and go to the install.rdf file.
- In the file replace the 1.whatever number between "maxVersion" and "/maxVersion" with 1.6 and save.
- Exit WinRAR and right click undoclosetab.xpi on the desktop and select Open with> Firefox. The usual extension-loading dialogue box will pop up, follow the instructions etc etc. Restart Firefox.
- Behold, it works.
- Apparently it can work with other extensions that haven't been updated too, which is why I though it worth bothering to type this all up.
Friday, April 14, 2006
undoclosetab
Remember my recommendation for this Firefox Extension? Reopens a tab if, like me, you close one and then immediately go "bugger, I didn't mean to do that". Well Firefox has had an update to v.1.5.0.2 and my beloved undoclosetab no longer worked. Notice the past tense - if you want to get it to work, at least on Windoze, try this:
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Alf,
ReplyDeleteI have so many extensions I can't remember what might do it (except it ain't unclosetab which I haven't got)and I think it may even be native behaviour - a click on the wheel of my mouse in an empty part of the tab bar, restores previously closed tabs.
Chris
Chris, you're right. My problem is I often don't have an empty part of the tab bar...
ReplyDeleteNot that this note has anything to do with browesers...but the June FWW arrived today and there's a nice article by John Alexander on making chairs...well, more about wet/dry joinery in chairs...
ReplyDeleteTake care, Mike
Still cant get undocclose widgetry to work - hey ho - 'n heres me wot they pay to do thiat sort of stuff - guess I'll get me coat.
ReplyDeleteCheers Mike (MR)
Beginner's luck...?
ReplyDelete